Sunday, June 28, 2009
I'm Screwed for sure
Never knew accounting can be that difficult. Company reporting is already killing, i wonder what would happen for Advance Financial Accounting in Year 3.
Friday, June 26, 2009
Last paper on Monday
MAHAI!!!!! everyone finish exam except me..Wtf! Company reporting on Monday
(29/6/09). KNNCB. Celaka!!! Everyone putting shout-outs la, comments la abt "exam over" di. Well four (4) words, "FUCK You ALL BIATCH"!!!.. Chiow babes!!
(Above mention words are unintentional due to exam stress syndrome)
(29/6/09). KNNCB. Celaka!!! Everyone putting shout-outs la, comments la abt "exam over" di. Well four (4) words, "FUCK You ALL BIATCH"!!!.. Chiow babes!!
(Above mention words are unintentional due to exam stress syndrome)
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Bread week= exam week
Exams = bread for lunch everyday
6 slices of COLES bread; 3 slices of COLES processed cheese; 1 can of GREENSEAS TUNA (Assorted flavour) were my lunch everyday since last wednesday (10/6/09), thursday, friday, yesterday and today (Tuesday 16/6/09). Lucky the tuna comes in various flavours. E.g. Lemon & cracked pepper; lime & cracked pepper; sweet chilli (Favourite) ; spicy chilli (Favourite); garlic & herbs (Recommended); italian style; in brine; in springwater; in oil, etc.
First paper on 15/6/09 AFF2401 Commercial Banking & Finance went smoothly although located at Caulfield which really means nothing to me since i travel there 4 days a week for the whole semester. Thank you Kathy Avram, although u sux so much at teaching but you had compensated me with this kind gesture of relatively simple paper. Now, next paper 17/6/09 AFF2851 Accounting Information System & Financial Modelling. I really cant find many people taking this paper for this semester, only a hanfull which are Kok Leong (Caulfield campus), Adrian Kok, Jia Chen, Mae Eve (all three from Berwick campus) & Esther Ng (Malaysian campus). Sad lah this subject. ZZ alright chiao!
6 slices of COLES bread; 3 slices of COLES processed cheese; 1 can of GREENSEAS TUNA (Assorted flavour) were my lunch everyday since last wednesday (10/6/09), thursday, friday, yesterday and today (Tuesday 16/6/09). Lucky the tuna comes in various flavours. E.g. Lemon & cracked pepper; lime & cracked pepper; sweet chilli (Favourite) ; spicy chilli (Favourite); garlic & herbs (Recommended); italian style; in brine; in springwater; in oil, etc.
First paper on 15/6/09 AFF2401 Commercial Banking & Finance went smoothly although located at Caulfield which really means nothing to me since i travel there 4 days a week for the whole semester. Thank you Kathy Avram, although u sux so much at teaching but you had compensated me with this kind gesture of relatively simple paper. Now, next paper 17/6/09 AFF2851 Accounting Information System & Financial Modelling. I really cant find many people taking this paper for this semester, only a hanfull which are Kok Leong (Caulfield campus), Adrian Kok, Jia Chen, Mae Eve (all three from Berwick campus) & Esther Ng (Malaysian campus). Sad lah this subject. ZZ alright chiao!
Friday, June 12, 2009
What I see is what you see, yet nothing is done.


£80 million man: Ronaldo off to Madrid
VS
13-year-old Liyakot Ali works in a silver cooking pot factory in Old Dhaka. The children work 10 hour days in hazardous conditions, for a weekly wage of 200 taka (3 USD). Dhaka. Bangladesh. June 2008
You be the judge. Not putting any hatred to Christiano Ronaldo. In fact he has nothing to do with this issue. What difference do you see within the former picture and latter picture? I see mankinds' cruel perception of human value. Christiano Ronaldo would not be what he is if not for the sole appreciation attention of his skills. We put value to his skills but not to the child's labour work. Would a silver cooking pot or footballer's skill put us in a better state? Money is what you think is worth, or might just be a piece of paper. Things are wrong in this world yet we sit in silence because everyone is afraid of change. We put too much value on things which shows no material value at all. A corporate figure sitting in the office earns more than a labourer in the factory, but who is using more energy to work? Labourer or corporate manager? Our failures is our own doing. We are failures in valuing the world.
Monday, June 8, 2009
Good lecturer vs Useless lecturers
Good lecturer: Ian BEAMAN for Financial Modelling
Useless lecturers:
1)Andrzej CEGLOWSKI for Accounting Information System
2)Wen QU for first-half of Company Reporting
3)Jacqueline BIRT for second-half of Company Reporting
4)Berekat REDDA for Cost Information for Decision Making
5)Kathy AVRAM for Commercial Banking & Finance
My definition of useless is the inability to explain coherently regarding the presented slides/materials. Financial Modelling lecture is like the ultimate best lecturer relative to the others since he always summarises the materials in the most understandable context for students.
Kathy Avram only mumbles her own word.
Jacqueline Birt's accent irritates the hell out of me plus very long-winded until the presented material means nothing to me
Berekat Redda is no different compare to Yunus Ali back at Sunway Campus cause "English problem" as he can't conveys he's message in an understandable language though he really knows he's materials but it's the communication problem, moreover he's also very long-winded with he's lectures especially the all time famous "bla bla...therefore...bla bla...therefore..bla bla" which linked so much of info into a line, so how to digest all in one time?
Wen Qu demoralises me as well as the entire class with her first encounter with us by telling "some of you here might be taking this paper for the THIRD or FOURTH time already, hence proven it is a very hard paper..." and the final lecture with "Goodluck everyone, I HOPE I won't have to see you again next semester".
Andrzej Ceglowski's presentation of information is very unconventional because it is full of diagrams and minimal words. He's not that bad compare to the rest that falls under this category.
Exams are around the corner. My dates: 15(2.30pm), 17(2.30pm), 24(2.30pm) & 29(9.30am) June 2009. Semua 3(tiga) jam paper excluding 10 minutes reading time. Screewwweed!!! I'm in a shit hole now!
Useless lecturers:
1)Andrzej CEGLOWSKI for Accounting Information System
2)Wen QU for first-half of Company Reporting
3)Jacqueline BIRT for second-half of Company Reporting
4)Berekat REDDA for Cost Information for Decision Making
5)Kathy AVRAM for Commercial Banking & Finance
My definition of useless is the inability to explain coherently regarding the presented slides/materials. Financial Modelling lecture is like the ultimate best lecturer relative to the others since he always summarises the materials in the most understandable context for students.
Kathy Avram only mumbles her own word.
Jacqueline Birt's accent irritates the hell out of me plus very long-winded until the presented material means nothing to me
Berekat Redda is no different compare to Yunus Ali back at Sunway Campus cause "English problem" as he can't conveys he's message in an understandable language though he really knows he's materials but it's the communication problem, moreover he's also very long-winded with he's lectures especially the all time famous "bla bla...therefore...bla bla...therefore..bla bla" which linked so much of info into a line, so how to digest all in one time?
Wen Qu demoralises me as well as the entire class with her first encounter with us by telling "some of you here might be taking this paper for the THIRD or FOURTH time already, hence proven it is a very hard paper..." and the final lecture with "Goodluck everyone, I HOPE I won't have to see you again next semester".
Andrzej Ceglowski's presentation of information is very unconventional because it is full of diagrams and minimal words. He's not that bad compare to the rest that falls under this category.
Exams are around the corner. My dates: 15(2.30pm), 17(2.30pm), 24(2.30pm) & 29(9.30am) June 2009. Semua 3(tiga) jam paper excluding 10 minutes reading time. Screewwweed!!! I'm in a shit hole now!
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